San Francisco the Freak Capital of the world!

[mrfish]

 

Originally posted by Gunthr:
Ahhh, whats the big deal?

Sounds to me like a certain segment of the voters in San Fransisco got together and had this issue put to a vote, as is there right, and the majority of the voters there voted it in. Isn't that what America is all about?  

not exactly.....our 11 "member" board of supervisors voted amongst themselves the vote was 9-2 in favor

- the president of our board of supes btw is tom amiano, a gay comedian and politician.

 we voted for them in the last election but this was just a vote among politicioans not the people....

[Gunthr]

Oh, I see. I don't blame you for being upset about that. I hope you can vote the rascals out.
Gunthr

[Karnak]

Ripsnort,
Yes, very rare.  I did not mean to imply that all gays had this genetic flaw as they certainly do not.  If they did it would make it pretty gosh darn easy to figure out why they were gay.

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[Lance]

 

it makes sex change a covered proceedure. all other illnesses are covered regardless of sex -

That is ridiculous.

[Ripsnort]

 

[Dowding]

 

Dowding, as brilliant as you claim to be, you have not ever heard of the word "Precedent"?

Touch a nerve did I? Yet again, you are unable to see that I might just have been not entirely serious.

However, precedents at not necessarily followed, and until they are, I'd have expected your 'anti-interferencw' instincts to have concluded 'I'm alright, Jack', and moved on.

BTW, I've never claimed to be brilliant. Kindly point out to me a post in which I have done so? Thanks.

[Ripsnort]

 

Incidently, I didn't use the internet to gain a Masters Degree in Applied Physics. Actually, it is from the University of Durham. In a physics department with a research rating as high as               Cambridge and Oxford, in a uni which is in the same league as Oxford or Cambridge.

And no, I am not a geek. Despite spending four long years there, my hair stayed short, my interest in Star Trek stayed slight, and my social skills never became inept.

I disagree with the last sentence.